Zuppa Playhouse

Michael Jackson's Moonwalker

Easily one of my most desired games of the Genesis age.  Sure, it's a cheesy concept now, but this was the shiz back in the late '80s.  It's a surprisingly above-par game for the time.  And nothing, nothing can beat the ultimate weapon of any video game ever: the power of dance.

This speed run is fun.  This is part one.

Here is part two.

And part three.

"A young man (Nick) is caught outside after curfew. After curfew, the barbarians come out and plague his town. He is forced to protect himself and finds out they have a lot more in store for him. Sorry no credits yet guys."

Featuring yours truly.

Tetris is the best game of all time.

I guess I must be a chick.  Oh, not because I love Tetris.  Though apparently that adds to it.

T-Spot, ho!!!!

Robert Burden's Voltron

And speaking of Voltron, a little Robert Burden for you.

Superman Reborn

An earlier work of WormyTV.  About its creation, he says:

"I made all the effects in Photoshop frame by frame. I edited each clip in Windows Movie Maker. I know, pretty limited software. I think its a great exercise having only one level to edit on. After this I was ready to step up my software."

The Thundercats fan-made trailer everyone's buzzing about. 

While I was a huge 'Cats fan growing up - I can recall thinking that the Mercury Cougar of the '80s was some sort of "official" marketing gimmick because the Cougar logo and the 'Cats logo looked so similar - I haven't necessarily been champing at the bit for a movie update like with Voltron. 

It was announced a few years back that studios were looking at producing a film.  Warner Bros. jumped on and decided, instead of a live-action flick, they would produce an all-CGI affair.  Sounded like a reasonable proposition. 

This guy, WormyTV, decided he'd like to see a live-action version instead.  So he spent the last year-and-a-half(!) making this trailer.  Good for him that he's getting a bunch of buzz.  I couldn't imagine working on something like this for so long and have no one see it.